Program Overview

Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Management

The Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Management is a degree program designed for individuals driven to create, lead, and make an impact. This program combines experiential learning, real-world projects, and leadership development for aspiring entrepreneurs. Students learn to identify opportunities, design business models, and manage resources and teams.

Program Overview

The program is tailored for those who want to launch a new venture, grow a family business, or innovate in a corporate or nonprofit setting. It provides students with the entrepreneurial mindset and skills to thrive in various environments.

Tuition and Credits

• Tuition: $2,785 per credit
• Total credits: 30 credits
• Study options: Online, Onsite, Hybrid
• Duration: Minimum of 9 months

Why This Degree?

The Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Management offers several benefits, including:

• Learning from successful entrepreneurs and industry experts
• Developing and launching a viable new business through hands-on projects
• Building resilience, adaptability, and strategic thinking to manage risk and make bold decisions
• Standing out in a competitive job market with entrepreneurial skills
• Joining NYC's dynamic startup business scene
• Gaining a global business perspective

What You'll Study

The curriculum includes:

• Leverage AI and technology to transform the entrepreneurial landscape
• Core entrepreneurship curriculum covering opportunity recognition, entrepreneurial finance, marketing strategy, innovation management, and leadership
• Electives to customize learning to specific interests
• Optional specializations in Social Entrepreneurship, Family Business, or Entrepreneurial Leadership
• A capstone course series that synthesizes learnings and ensures readiness for venture launch
• An optional internship as an elective

Where This Degree Can Take You

Graduates can pursue a wide range of career paths, including:

• Own ventures
• Early stage companies
• Family businesses
• Venture capital
• Private equity
• Investment firms
• Social enterprises
• Start-up advisory firms
• Large corporations Roles may include:
• Start-up founder or co-founder
• Leader of an NGO or non-profit
• Corporate intrapreneur
• Innovation or strategy consultant
• Business development manager
• Operations manager

Application Deadlines

Deadlines for Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 are provided in a table format, including priority, regular, and final deadlines, along with decision release dates.

Real World Experiences

The program offers hands-on experience through:

• Building and launching your own venture
• Engaging with founders and executives through networking events and internships
• Collaborating with other entrepreneurs and solving real business problems

Faculty

Professors are experienced in their fields and provide mentorship and guidance. Faculty stories and directories are available for more information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about the program, including career opportunities, affordability, and the value of a Master's in Entrepreneurship and Management, are provided.